RATATOUILLE - Remy Chef Hat + Bread - 25cm

This high-quality collectable soft toy, developed by the leading specialist brand Simba Toys, features the most talented, passionate and gourmet of all animated film rodents: Chef Rémy.

The soft toy stands approximately 25 cm tall. This medium size is ideal for elegant display on a kitchen shelf, as a centrepiece on a desk, or as part of a collection of soft toys dedicated to Pixar’s masterpieces. Made from high-quality fabric that is extremely soft to the touch, this soft toy benefits from meticulous attention to structural detail. The embossed design faithfully adheres to the licence’s official visual identity, depicting the little rat with his distinctive blue-grey fur, large pink ears, expressive snout and the trappings of a professional chef: his white chef’s hat proudly perched on his head and a crusty baguette clasped between his front paws. The reinforced and neat stitching ensures this model will last for years.

This officially licensed merchandise is the perfect choice for film enthusiasts passionate about the Disney-Pixar universe, lovers of fine cuisine and collectors of themed soft toys. The item is delivered sealed in its original protective packaging.

In Pixar Studios’ critically acclaimed animated feature film *Ratatouille*, released in 2007, Rémy is a young field rat with a highly developed sense of smell and taste that sets him apart from the rest of his colony. Rather than feeding on scraps, he harbours an absolute, spiritual admiration for the late, great Michelin-starred chef Auguste Gusteau and dreams of becoming an exceptional chef himself in the heart of Paris. Separated from his family, he infiltrates the kitchens of the prestigious Parisian restaurant *Gusteau’s* and forms an unusual clandestine alliance with Alfredo Linguini, a clumsy young kitchen assistant with no talent whatsoever. Hiding beneath Linguini’s white chef’s hat to guide his movements invisibly by tugging at his hair, Rémy prepares revolutionary soups and gourmet dishes — including the legendary ratatouille that will move the formidable food critic Anton Ego — proving to the whole world the truth of the famous maxim: ‘Anyone can cook’.